In this paper, the author reflects on his experience of interacting with one of the popular CAQDAS (NVivo) in order to provide evidence-based implications of using the software. While the issue of mastering CAQDAS has received ample attention, little has been done to address the misconceptions associated with CAQDAS. This may be due to the difficulties that one has to go through to master the software and the misconceptions that are associated with using CAQDAS. Although the CAQDAS has been there for decades, very few qualitative health researchers report using it.
However, Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS) are increasingly being developed. We provide you with a seamless experience of ordering transcripts from within NVivo and having it automatically download and synch up to the media file in your project.For a long time, electronic data analysis has been associated with quantitative methods.
Transcription Services- Now there’s a fast, easy and cost efficient way to transcribe and analyze video and audio content. Use NCapture to collect web pages, online PDFs, social media data and YouTube videos and then import this content into NVivo. Capture and analyze online data- Optionally install NCapture – a web browser extension for Internet Explorer 8 (or later) or Google Chrome 21 (or later). View the live data behind a chart with one click. Visualize patterns and connections in your data- Create and explore ‘charts’ in NVivo, including column, pie and bar charts. Work with literature reviews and bibliographies- Import bibliographical data from reference management software like EndNote, Mendeley, RefWorks or Zotero. Speed up your analysis – particularly when you’re working with large datasets – by automatically coding your data. Work with spreadsheets and database tables. NVivo lets you gather all your material about a theme, idea or topic together through ‘coding’. Make sense of your information with coding. Import, create and edit a wide range of data.
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